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A S&O x Dageraad x Small Gods x Whistle Buoy Collaboration We got together with our friends from Dageraad, Small Gods and Whistle Buoy and

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The Breaks

Well we took the lessons we learned from brewing dank, piney, clean fermenting WC IPAs and put them together with the golden hued malt bill

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Barbados

Barbados is inspired by the rich history of tropical stouts produced in the Caribbean. A heavy grain bill and blackstrap molasses produces a rich, chocolaty

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Dragon Tears

Traditionally brewed in the smoked beer centric Bamberg region of Germany, Dragon Tears Rauchbier is known for its distinctive campfire-like aroma and smoky flavour. We

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Bierfest

We love making lagers and we love that Luppolo also loves making lagers. Which is why we decided to collaborate on the most celebratory lager of all,

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Chazwazza

Originally brewed in 2018 our Head Brewer, Eric, always wanted to name a beer Chazwazza after that Simpson’s Australia episode. So, we surprised him when

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Nexus

Eric and I first met Chad from Bellingham’s Wander Brewing in 2017 at Hop & Brew School in Yakima. He dropped the line “we make beer for

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Guavarita

Our Head Brewer Eric said “I want to make a 3.5% Guavarita-style beer” and our owner Jorden said, “That sounds like the easiest sale of

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Sapperton

Sapperton was first conceived during a hallucinogenic induced dream back in 2015. Our brewer Peter had awoken from this slumber and decided that the beer

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Vibrant Things

Originally brewed in 2019 Vibrant Things was the seasonal cousin to Simple and Shiny Things. We wanted something crushable and fruit forward while still tasting

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Subtropic

First brewed in 2018, Subtropic is the first hazy IPA we brewed where we were like, holy shit, people are going to love this. Almost

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Smoked Hefeweizen

Originally brewed in 2014! Smoked Hefeweizen was officially the first beer we ever presented to the public. It was at VCBW beside the Cambie St

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